Question

A conclusion on density

Answer 1

Density is a measure of how much matter, or mass(m), takes up a certain amount ofspace, or volume(v). The formula for density is D=m/v or density equals mass divided byvolume. The relationship between mass and volume is direct because as mass increases so doesvolume. This means that when the relationship is put on a graph the line with be straight, or abest-fit line. An example of density would be the density of water, which is 1.000 g/cm

.The purpose of this lab is to calculate the density of water. It is also determining ifdensity is a constant and whether mass and volume are directly or inversely proportional. Inthis lab we found the mass of a beaker then, filled the beaker with a small amount of water.Then we took the mass of the beaker and water. We continued to fill the beaker with the sameamount of water and took the mass until the beaker was half-way full

Answer 2

Answer:

Density is defined as the mass-to-volume ratio or mass per unit volume.

Explanation:

It may be identified by its physical feature. A physical attribute, such as density, color, or hardness, is a feature of a substance that does not involve a chemical change.

A solid, sliver, cube, and hard aluminum cube, for example, can be defined in several ways.

A sequence of measures must be taken in order to minimize your mistake analysis (if needed).

First, you must tap out any bubbles that may be present in the test tube since they may impact the value.

Then, at eye level, drop the material into the water and read the figures.

When a material floats, you must poke it down with your pencil tip since using the eraser will add weight to the test.

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